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...t]]. 2) slang for [[felt recoil]]. ''"Mind that 10-gauge, she's got some buck."
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...uck (single-aught) is smaller, the next set of smaller pellets would be #1 buck, then #2 and so on.
#** Slug power is determined in the same way as buck shot, with standard, magnum, and super-magnum loadings. With magnum and sup
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Shot was also used in warfare; the [[buck and ball]] loading, mixing a musket ball with three or six buckshot, was us
...common round for defensive use would be a 12 gauge 7 cm (2 3/4") length 00 buck shell, which contains 9 balls of roughly 8.4 (.33 inch) caliber. New "tacti
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...either "buckshot" or just "buck", such as "triple-ought buck" or "number 4 buck".
|00 ("double-ought")
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...ind legs and shooting like a man." [2] The .32-40 and .38-55 were able to buck the wind better at 200 yards, and not wear the rifleman out by heavy recoil
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... pellet. The same principle applies to the armor piercing QB-8 (Quadrangle Buck) and flechettes. For purposes of game play, the armor piercing shot will no
|'''000 Buck''' ||- 8 lead pellets||(0.36 in/9.1 mm)
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